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In this chapter, we’ll look at SSH (Secure Shell). SSH is one of the most commonly used tools in system administration. It allows you to connect to a remote server or device through an encrypted connection. It’s also the basis for other programs which are built on top of SSH, for example, X2Go which is a Linux equivalent to RDP (remote desktop protocol) clients like VNC.
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Kirkbride, P. (2020). Using SSH. In: Basic Linux Terminal Tips and Tricks. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6035-7_5
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